Before You Scream ‘SCAM!’

It is payday. You have legitimately reached the threshold allowed for cashout on a PTC site. You clicked on the ‘Request Payment’ button that has recently become active while singing your favourite song. You wait, and open your payment processor, checking the highly demanded cash. No new activities. You refresh your account or your browser, several times. It is still the same however. Not even a cent arrived. “Hmmm, maybe there’s a delay. Oh, well.” You continue your interrupted song while surfing the webs while waiting for your cash, or maybe leaving the computer while getting some chips and cokes.  An hour passes. A day, then a week. Instead of singing a song again, you now begin mumbling f-words, opening a new topic on a forum, then write in big 20 points bold red letters : “XYZ IS A SCAM!!!” where ‘XYZ’ is the name of the PTC site you were asking for a payment a week ago.

No, don’t. If the money does not arrive at your account, take these steps. 

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Surfing Tips – Save Bandwidth

While surfing for ads, it will sure take some considerable amounts of your internet bandwidth, as you will open many websites in  a relatively short amount of time, and do it regularly from time to time. Most of the websites will contain pictures, graphics, and even videos (what else can a website do to amuse visitors so they can linger long enough except attractive multimedia contents?), that can easily chip away at your bandwidth. Some may even contain loootsa pictures and/or videos that seems to take forever to load completely, though luckily the ads timer will have usually completed first without needing the website to finish loading entirely.

There is one easy trick to help reduce your bandwidth usage : disabling images.

2 Dollars Advertising !

Before you get confused, we are not going to talk about scam site that give bloated promise to offer huge cash per single click. The number ‘$2’ refers to the cost to place an advertisement, not the cash you can get from clicking. So, in short, we are learning to become an advertiser this time, who sets ads to be clicked and viewed by the PTC members. And that $2 is somewhat cheap and very affordable.

Anti-Scam Tips : Click Rate

Now that you have known about scam site, it’s time to learn the tips to avoid getting scammed. In this first tip, you are suggested to pay attention to the amount of money that they’re willing to pay you for clicking an ad. This is called “click rate”. Don’t be simply provoked by high click rates. 

Though it could means you can get huuuge money at cashout period – even in only short time, be reminded that it could as well affect the stability and sustainability of the PTC site.

Let’s take an example.